Indians Defeat Sox Despite Rain Delays At Park
The Nebraska Indians played at Hinninger Park but moved to the fairgrounds because rain made the new grounds unusable. MecNitt pitched well in his first start of the year as the Indians scored nine runs with three earned. White Moon Bataga and Chief scored, Natura drove in runs, and Waukegan added a three bagger as errors aided the Indians. Umpire Noyes. Time of game hour and 50 minutes.
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Nebraska Indians
Hffinger Park
Fairgrounds
Indians
Sox
MecNitt
Chief
Mould
Clarke
White Moon
Bataga
Waukeshan
Black Bear
Natura
Waukegan
Noyes
Train Races Ahead of Iowa Cyclone Near Cedar Rapids
Mrs. Henry Koppe reports a thrilling journey as the train sped toward Cedar Rapids while an Iowa cyclone threatened. The crew kept ahead of the danger in a remarkable sight that captivated Baraboo travelers en route to visit friends in Cedar Rapids.
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Henry Koppe
Charles Rote
Kenneth
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Friendship Selected as Division Point on New Line
The article reports that Friendship is chosen as the division point for the new railway line. It notes prior doubt about Wyville and Friendship and states the central point for the main line among Bara Boo, Hiroy, and others remains unsettled.
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Friendship
Wyville
Baraboo
Hiroy
Assembly votes to retain second choice voting after tie vote
By a 48 to 46 margin the Madison assembly killed a repeal bill for the second choice in primary elections. Assemblyman Capenter of Sauk county shifted from no to aye before the final tally, allowing the measure to pass.
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Assembly
Madison
Assemblyman
Capenter
Sauk County
Indians Search For Body In Mendota Lake
Two Native men continue their search for a student who drowned in Lake Mendota. They request boats stay clear to protect their methods and secrets as they work, with indications they may use hooks in the operation.
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Lake Mendota
Brink Leads to Divorce in Aaron Case
Edith Aaron and Charles Aaron of Spring Green had a divorce granted in Madison. The trial revealed the husband was drunk most of the time and showed non support as a ground. No children or property were involved.
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Edith Aaron
Charles Aaron
Spring Green
Madison
Merrimack Bridge Bill Passes Senate
Senator True authored a bill to construct a bridge across the Wisconsin River at Merrimack and allocate 50 000 dollars for the project. the measure has passed the Senate in Madison.
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Merrimack
Senate
Wisconsin River
Reedsburg Photographer L. L. Clizbe Dies After Illness
Long time Reedsburg resident L. L. Clizbe died at his home on Wednesday afternoon from a pneumonia relapse. He lived in Reedsburg many years and is survived by his wife, two daughters Mrs. W. W. Webb of Chicago and Mrs. J. W. Grubb of Janesville, and two sons Frank of Reedsburg and Hiram G. of Aberdeen. Mr. Clizbe was a photographer.
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L. L. Clizbe
Reedsburg
W. W. Webb
Chicago
J. W. Grubb
Janesville
Frank
Hiram G
Aberdeen
Climbe
Last ten days in bad lands man found near Aberdeen
H B Brunner of Richland Center vanished eighty eight days into Montana bad lands while pursuing a claim near Wilbaux. He survived by eating all his food on the first day and lost weight from 180 to 100 pounds. Found near his destination, he was brought to Aberdeen a living skeleton but is expected to live.
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H. B. Brunner
Richland Center
Montana
Aberdeen
Wilbaux
Funeral of Geo Shields Held After Accident
The funeral for 31 year old George Shields was held at St. Joseph's church after he died from injuries sustained in a rig accident. Bearers included William O'Brien Jr and John O'Brien. Lippitt of Chicago had charge of the body after notifying relatives.
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George Shields
St. Joseph’s Church
William O’brien, Jr
John O’brien
Frank Capener
Sidney Brown
J. Falvey
Thomas Tohal
Thomas Shields
J. S. Liberty
Chicago
Shields
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Mr. Lippitt
Mr. Shields
Baraboo
Hospital church parade in Wolstanton features ex-mayor
E G Marriott former Baraboo mayor now visiting England speaks at a hospital charity parade in Wolstanton Norths England according to the Northampton Daily Chronicle A Daily Express photo shows suffragette outrage at St Pauls church Marriott sent two copies of the papers
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Wollaston
Norths
England
G. Marriott
Baraboo
Northampton Daily Chronicle
Northampton
Daily Express
London
St. Paul’s Church
Marriott
Recovering From Fall
Mrs. Joan Edwards of Lyons is slowly recovering from injuries after a fall down stairs.
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Joan Edwards
Lyons
All
Senate OKs teachers minimum wage bill in Madison
By a 23 to 7 vote the senate passed a minimum wage bill for teachers in Madison. The lowest monthly wage set by the measure will be 40 dollars and the bill was sent to the governor for signature.
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Senate
Madison
Madison Hospital Death of Henry Meyer
Henry Meyer died at a Madison hospital Wednesday from erysipelas after a period of poor health. A longtime Reedsburg resident he leaves a wife and several children.
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Henry Meyer
Madison
Mr. Meyer
Reedsburg
Recent Flood Danger In Ohio And Indiana Caught by Camera
Graphic flood photos show danger points near Columbus and Lakeview near Fort Wayne Indiana. A temporary levee at Lake side failed as water rose, flooding towns and causing deaths as Ohio floods spread.
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Ohio
Indiana
Columbus
Lakeside
Fort Wayne
Ind
Bix
No Groops at Sparta This Year
Most of the standing army troops are posted along the Mexican border so Sparta will have no drilling this summer.
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Sparta
Mexico
Wisconsin Dam Plan Shifts Merrimack Street Elevation
Wisconsin Power builds a dam at Prairie du Saois and plans to raise a road in the western Merrimack village to prevent submersion when the dam completes. County workers advance a needed improvement on O Keefe hill in West Merrimack.
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Wisconsin Power Company
Prairie du Saois
Merrimack
O’ Keefe
West Merrimack
Will contest opens for Hogue estate at Sparta
The will of William Hogue of Sparta leaving $20,000 to daughter Mrs Grace Phillips and $1 to another daughter Mrs Guy Wilson was opened at Sparta. The son Dr R R Hogue of North Dakota also receives $1. Mrs Wilson’s condition improved after the fatal family tragedy in which Hogue killed his wife and daughter and then himself.
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William Hogue
Sparta
Guy Wilson
Funeral of Frank E. Bell Recalls Local Pioneer Life
The funeral for Frank E. Bell, a noted figure in Karaboo and Sauk county, was held at Camp Douglas. A Mason, Modern Woodmen and Equitable Fraternal Union member, Bell was born April 15, 1862 in Sauk county and married Eva Richardson in La Crosse county. He had four sons, lived in Walton and Burns, later remarried Dora Reubensaal, taught in New Mexico where he died after illness. Attending mourners included James Isaac and Gordon Watson of Reedsburg and Baraboo, Mr and Mrs Fred Reuensaal of Reedsburg, and Toll Bell of Denon. Bell did telephone work for years.
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Frank E. Bell
Karaboo
Sauk County
Camp Douglas
Masonic
Modern Woodmen
Equitable Fraternal
Mr. Bell
Eva J. Richardson
la Crosse County
Walton
Burns
Funeral of Miss Ella Roick Held at Home
The funeral of Miss Ella Roick was held yesterday afternoon at the home on Fourth avenue with Rev. A. C. Wilson officiating. Bearers included W. E. Baringer H. EB. French Schuyler Van Orden William Rowland Homer t and Edward Elsing. Burial followed at the city cemetery.
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Ella Roick
Fourth Avenue
A. C. Wilson
W. E. Baringer
H. EB. French
Schuyler van Orden
William Rowland
Homer T
Edward Elsing
Law Bans Gossip Across State Legislature
Legislature passes act forbidding gossip among citizens. Some towns like Baraboo may escape strict enforcement while Pertage and Lodi face tighter scrutiny. Public reaction mixed as officials urge restraint and compliance.
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Baraboo
Pertage
Lodi
Growing Wealth in Saskatchewan
Former District Attorney John A. Malone returns from Prince Albert Saskatchewan where he notes a city of about 12 000 with two newspapers and twelve banks. New arrivals seek loans to start business as people invest in land lumbering and factories grow amid Canadian skies.
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John A. Malone
Prince Albert
Saskatchewan
Canada
States
Collins
Ritzenthaler
Dickie
Reedsburg
North Freedom
Baraboo
Mounted Police
Malone
Edmonton
Calgary
Medicine Hat
Moose Jaw
Fairfield Klover Klub Meeting Shares Alfalfa Talk
A goodly number attended the Fairfield Klover Klub meeting opened with Battle Hymn of the Republic. Frank Edwards delivered a strong The Leak in the Dyke declamation while Miss Pearl Bump and Lillian Newell performed music and charades. Principal W. E. Smith discussed alfalfa seed, soil inoculation, and its farming value citing Sauk county’s 40 acres of 2700 Wisconsin alfalfa. The next meeting is planned for Friday evening June 13 with program details to follow.
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Klover Klub
Frank Edwards
Pearl Bump
Lillian Newell
W. E. Smith
Reedsburg
Sauk County
Wisconsin
K. K
Lucy Thomas
Wedded at Beloit Krause and Merrill Tie Wedding
Gustav Krause son of Mr and Mrs Gustav Krause of Sauk City married Miss Nanette Merrill of Beloit in Beloit Tuesday morning. After a longer wedding trip they will reside in Klamath Falls Oregon where Mr Krause serves as assistant manager of a realty company.
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Gustav Krause
Sauk City
Nanette Merrill
Beloit
Klamath Falls
Ore
Krause
Funeral of Mrs Root Held in Reedsburg Thursday
The funeral of Mrs. Maude Root was held at Reedsburg on Thursday afternoon.
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Maude Root
Reedsburg
Badger Board Names Miss Bessie Reod Leader
Miss Bessie Reod of Reedsburg serves as chairman of the department of woman’s activities on the Badger Board, the Wisconsin university publication.
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Bessie Reod
Reedsburg
Department of Woman’s Activities On the
Badger Board
Wisconsin University
Express Rates Drop Ordered by Rate Commission
The rate commission has ordered express companies to cut rates by about 20 percent, impacting shipping costs and service pricing. The directive signals a broad adjustment across carriers.
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The
Rate Commission
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